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The Zeigarnik effect: for lawyers, unfinished tasks don’t just linger; they demand attention. This is no coincidence,...
The NSW government’s recently floated workers’ compensation reforms do not support injured workers and, instead, fail...
Years of convention and unconscious or confirmation biases can influence our decision-making process as lawyers, writes John...
Like so many viewers, I was equally riveted and horrified watching Netflix’s latest hit show, Adolescence. Post-binge, I...
Few lawyers would be willing openly to discuss their mistakes as they would their successes, writes Ray Steinwall.
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A better lawyer does not just come from experience; it also comes from gaining a wider perspective and better worldview...
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As the legal system continues to evolve, recognising the performative nature of trials is crucial for addressing biases,...
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Amid trade wars and a potential US recession, an economic downturn may see increased demand for legal services. Such an...
Read MoreBeing a father and a lawyer is a “relentless pull between duty and love”. Having now been a dad for 12 months, I...
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To thrive in the job market of 2025, lawyers must shift from seeking external validation to focusing on transformation,...
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Australia cannot claim to be a champion of human rights while leaving Myanmar’s displaced people without options or...
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The narcisphere, a domain where manipulative, toxic behaviours thrive, exists in many high-pressure professional...
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New mandatory equality and wellbeing barrister training proposed by the Australian Bar Association could help fight...
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Failure to address psychosocial risks isn’t just an employee wellbeing issue; it’s a legal one that could carry...
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